Rückinger Mill – Rückingen Roman Fort Ruins loop from Niedermittlau

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Rückinger Mill – Rückingen Roman Fort Ruins loop from Niedermittlau

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Rückinger Mill – Rückingen Roman Fort Ruins loop from Niedermittlau

01:33

26.7km

90m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 2, 2026

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Naturpark Hessischer Spessart

Weideswiesen-Oberwald bei Erlensee

Erlensee bei Erlensee

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Train Station

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Spessartbogen Trailhead, Langenselbold

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Not just beautiful for hiking. This is where the premium hiking trail begins with a trail-like ascent to the Buchberg.

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11.5 km

Rückinger Mill

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The old mill in Rückingen has a very interesting and eventful history.
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13.6 km

Rückingen Roman Fort Ruins

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Located very close to the new Kinzigbrücke, this beautiful, shady place invites you to take a break. Also suitable for children - there is a playground in the immediate vicinity.

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13.8 km

Kinzig Bridge (Erlensee)

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Without this bridge, pedestrians and cyclists would have to take a long detour.

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14.6 km

Limes in the Kinzig Valley

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The Limes route connects north of Hammersbach with the extended Limes route of the Wetteraukreis

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17.3 km

Old Village Wall and Cemetery of Niederrodenbach

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Niederrodenbach stork nest

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17.6 km

Stork Nest on the Old Watchtower in Niederrodenbach

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Niederrodenbach has had a fortification since the 13th century, although the place never had city rights. One of several defensive towers is still preserved and receives special attention from the mighty stork's nest.

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